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Club members look forward to in-person participation

Club members look forward to in-person participation

With restrictions lifted earlier this year in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, clubs are preparing to host in-person events.
Producers need livestock tax deferral for 2022: APAS

Producers need livestock tax deferral for 2022: APAS

Deferring income from emergency sales would preserve operations.
Fertilizer makers turn attention to ammonia as a fuel

Fertilizer makers turn attention to ammonia as a fuel

Interest in ammonia is a subset of the interest in hydrogen.
Excitement in the air as 4-H returns to normal

Excitement in the air as 4-H returns to normal

Many of the events that weren’t possible during the COVID-19 pandemic are being planned this year as restrictions lift.
Climate neutral a goal for cattle sector

Climate neutral a goal for cattle sector

Climate neutrality in animal production would not contribute to any further increase in global temperature says researcher.
CaseIH aims high with its Teenage Top Tech education program

CaseIH aims high with its Teenage Top Tech education program

There’s a need for trained young technicians.
Avian flu spread slows in Canada

Avian flu spread slows in Canada

Alberta has been the hardest hit.
Sask. plant to make fertilizer from pulse hulls

Sask. plant to make fertilizer from pulse hulls

A $19-million micronutrient fertilizer plant planned for Rosetown.
Who will wrench on your drill next spring?

Who will wrench on your drill next spring?

Western Equipment Dealers Association has helped create a curriculum open to Grade 11 and 12 students to expose them to career opportunities in the farm equipment industry.
Tick season poses a danger to both people and livestock

Tick season poses a danger to both people and livestock

In 2021, 969 ticks were submitted through eTick and 15 were blacklegged ticks.